(read to the end!) Very MG oriented, but with good stocks of Triumph, Jaguar and Austin-Healey parts for older models. Catalogs are 3.00 each, with a 5.00 Gift certificate included with each batch of catalogs. (Request them 1 at a time!) comprehensive selection of quality 100-4, 100-6, 3000 spares and accessories. Be careful on electrical parts. They usually sell non-Lucas electrical parts. Their oil cooler adapter for the TR3-4 engine is probably the worst available I have an interesting horror story about it. Parts quality is not as good as from The Roadster Factory - their parts manager thinks that "file to fit" is acceptable. Their Marque days are well worth going to but get there around sun rise for real bargains. They sell seconds real cheap, & the good things go as the boxes are brought out. Best plan is to get everything you might want then ask for a lot price. Some things get thrown in for free. There is also a flea market going on at the same time. Last summer, i got a factory TR3 hard top for $20 by being there while it was being taken out of a pickup. - TerriAnn Wakeman Mark Brandow of Quality Coaches will sell you parts out of the Moss catalog at 10% discount and no shipping charges. He gets a dealer discount and pools his orders to get free shipping. Mark runs a complete restoration shop and will help you out on your project. Many shops around the country do this, so check around.- Phil Ethier They have bought up a bunch of small UK suppliers and now run them under the banner "Moss Europe". This includes organizations such as TriumphTune - which means that you can get some but not all of TTune's performance parts through the US Moss catalog (at a hefty markup). They are definitely one of the big three in the Triumph world, though, and have decent catalogs (but use their own parts numbering system). They can cut keys if you have the code number. - Chris Kantarjiev As of early 1997, Moss UK/Moss Europe is a sister company, but is no longer owned in whole or in part by Moss Motors. In fact, they were recently the subject of a management buyout from the previous owner (not Moss) and are an independent company. Things have changed: Moss no longer charges for catalogs (not since the early 80s) Sadly, there are no more marque days, either. - Chris K. per Robert Goldman of Moss

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